The Prompt Engineering Substack
Dan ClearyOur only goal here is to help you get better and more consistent outputs from LLMs using prompt engineering. We read the latest papers on arXiv, test different prompting methods, and report on what we find.
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A year ago, the model landscape felt predictable. It was mostly OpenAI vs. Anthropic, with Google, xAI, and Meta starting to gain some steam, everything else was an afterthought. Then, in January DeepSeek launched R1 and catapulted onto the...
LLMs get brain rot from scrolling Twitter
It’s common knowledge that modern LLMs are trained on massive slices of the internet. A downstream question from that would be:
What Cursor’s fine-tuned model means for the AI ecosystem
Earlier this week, Cursor launched Cursor 2.0 and Composer. Whenever a major AI player launches something new, it means a whole lot more than just new features, it’s a glimpse into where the AI market might next.
The LLM Stack Is Moving Upstream
Last week I wrote about how AI dev tools might be in trouble as OpenAI continues to build out its developer platform.
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